There is a nice write up on our official athletic page.
Kentrel Owens received an honorable mention in the SoCon player of the week.
Showing posts with label Owens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Owens. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Wofford 1 Davidson 0
Click the title to read a full write up.
Wofford beats Davidson at Alumni Stadium off an unassisted goal by Kentrel Owens in the 88th minute. We will be posting the goals from the Elon game soon. Wofford clinches a berth in the Southern Conference tournament with the three points from last nights game. We want the thanks the great traveling crowd who came out and cheered us on last night.
Next game, Tuesday October 27th at Clemson. Come out and support your Terriers.
Wofford beats Davidson at Alumni Stadium off an unassisted goal by Kentrel Owens in the 88th minute. We will be posting the goals from the Elon game soon. Wofford clinches a berth in the Southern Conference tournament with the three points from last nights game. We want the thanks the great traveling crowd who came out and cheered us on last night.
Next game, Tuesday October 27th at Clemson. Come out and support your Terriers.
Sunday, October 4, 2009
Wofford 2 UNCG 2
Click the title for a full write up.
We played to a 2-2 tie tonight against the Spartans from UNCG. We stared off the scoring at the 14th minute mark on a one time volley from Kentrell Owens who was played in behind on a wonderful chip by Yakov Rubinchik. The second goal came around the 30 minute mark off a cross from Moe Kellie that then bounced around the box. After a few shots and a couple by Wilson Hood, Branson Hyatt found himself on the end of a Greensboro save and finished the opportunity to make it 2-0 Wofford. UNCG made it 2-1 7 minutes in to the second halve. After a couple chances by both teams, Greensboro found themselves on the end of a second service that turned into a flick header that tied the score at 2-2.
We are proud of the boys for some exciting and quality soccer and look forward to our next game, away against NC State on Tuesday night.
We played to a 2-2 tie tonight against the Spartans from UNCG. We stared off the scoring at the 14th minute mark on a one time volley from Kentrell Owens who was played in behind on a wonderful chip by Yakov Rubinchik. The second goal came around the 30 minute mark off a cross from Moe Kellie that then bounced around the box. After a few shots and a couple by Wilson Hood, Branson Hyatt found himself on the end of a Greensboro save and finished the opportunity to make it 2-0 Wofford. UNCG made it 2-1 7 minutes in to the second halve. After a couple chances by both teams, Greensboro found themselves on the end of a second service that turned into a flick header that tied the score at 2-2.
We are proud of the boys for some exciting and quality soccer and look forward to our next game, away against NC State on Tuesday night.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Wofford 1 Mercer 0
The title will take you to a write up on the game, or you can head over to www.athletics.wofford.edu and click on the Men's Soccer section.
The boys fought till the end and were eventually rewarded for their efforts. Kentrel Owens beat his man, the goalkeeper and drew a penalty. Nick Schuermann stepped up an converted with 1:18 remaining in the second overtime to give us our second win of the season and push our record to 2-0-2. This is Wofford's best start since the 1990 season. It has been a good week for the boys, 3 shutouts, 2 wins and a tie, and a combined 64-15 advantage in shots. We have a 12 day break until our next home game. We play Belmont at home on Friday 9/25 at 7pm and Lipscomb on Sunday at 2pm. Come out and support the terriers. If you can not make the game be sure to follow the game on live stats on the schedule and results section of our webpage under details, or if you prefer to see live action sign up for Terrier Vision.
The boys fought till the end and were eventually rewarded for their efforts. Kentrel Owens beat his man, the goalkeeper and drew a penalty. Nick Schuermann stepped up an converted with 1:18 remaining in the second overtime to give us our second win of the season and push our record to 2-0-2. This is Wofford's best start since the 1990 season. It has been a good week for the boys, 3 shutouts, 2 wins and a tie, and a combined 64-15 advantage in shots. We have a 12 day break until our next home game. We play Belmont at home on Friday 9/25 at 7pm and Lipscomb on Sunday at 2pm. Come out and support the terriers. If you can not make the game be sure to follow the game on live stats on the schedule and results section of our webpage under details, or if you prefer to see live action sign up for Terrier Vision.
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Wofford 1 Carson Newmann 0
Wofford played their second and final pre-season game of 2009-2010 campaign last Monday night at Snyder Field. Wofford started off with a strong first 20 minutes of the game. After the first 20 minutes Carson Newman settled in and became more comfortable with the pace. In the 20th minute Kentrel Owen's received and through ball from Nick Schuermann down the right flank. The Junior from Charlotte, NC then turned the corner and played a ball across the box. On the other end of the cross was a diving Mac Gambill, Richmond, Va. The ball went to the back post off of Mac Gambill's diving header. Wofford 1 Carson Newmann 0. Later on in the half Kentrel Owens would look to tally the scoreboard for the second time in the game and did, but the he was ruled offsides and the goal was called back.
The second half was well played by both teams, with a solid defense from Wofford College. A couple of more chances for the Terriers but none of them to be realized. Wofford was called for offsides on two break aways and had another goal called back for a foul in the box before the goal was scored.
Thomas Hunter again played 60 minutes in the net for the Terriers and continued his streak of zero goals against, dating back 10/28/08 when he was scored on by Georgia Southern. Andrew Drennan played the last 30 in goal and did well in a challenge coming off his line against Omar Cooke saving an opportunity and holding on to the lead for Wofford College.
Wofford begins the regular season with a game against East Tennessee State at Johnson City. The game is on September 1st at 5pm. The Terriers look to make up for last year's 2-0 defeat to the Buccaneers which was played at Wofford.
The second half was well played by both teams, with a solid defense from Wofford College. A couple of more chances for the Terriers but none of them to be realized. Wofford was called for offsides on two break aways and had another goal called back for a foul in the box before the goal was scored.
Thomas Hunter again played 60 minutes in the net for the Terriers and continued his streak of zero goals against, dating back 10/28/08 when he was scored on by Georgia Southern. Andrew Drennan played the last 30 in goal and did well in a challenge coming off his line against Omar Cooke saving an opportunity and holding on to the lead for Wofford College.
Wofford begins the regular season with a game against East Tennessee State at Johnson City. The game is on September 1st at 5pm. The Terriers look to make up for last year's 2-0 defeat to the Buccaneers which was played at Wofford.
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